TEST 1

Time allowed: 60 minutes

1. A line AB is measured 6 times for getting data:
S1 = 120,126 m; S2 = 120,121 m ; S3 = 120,122 m
S4 = 120,132 m ; S5 = 120,135 m ; S6 = 120,119 m
The true value of distance AB is 120,125 m
Assess the precision of the observations by using standards (average error,
standard deviation, relative error and limit error)
2. A line CD is measured by optical distance measurement with following
data:
- up stadia cross hair = 2458 mm with error: mup = 2mm
- down stadia cross hair = 1365 mm with error: mdown = 2 mm
The vertical circle reading on face left: TR = 9203030 with error: mV = 30
MO = 9000130
K = 100
= 206265
Calculate the distance CD and the the relative error of the measurement
3. Given: coordinates of point A and B
A (189,569 m ; 278,162 m)
B ( 235,742 m ; 207,847 m)
Calculate the distance AB and the bearing AB

TEST 2
Time allowed: 60 minutes
1. An angle is measured 6 times for getting data:
1 = 12003015 ; 2 = 12003010 ; 3 = 12002915
4 = 12002945 ; 5 = 12003010 ; 6 = 12002930
Calculate the most probable value (MPV), the standard deviation, and the
standard error of the measured data.
2. The height difference between A and B is measured by trigonometric
levelling to get following data:
- up stadia cross hair = 2458 mm
- down stadia cross hair = 1362 mm
The vertical circle reading on face left: TR = 9203030
MO = 9000130
The height of the theodolite: i = 1,512 m
K = 100
= 206265
Given: the source of errors:
mn = 0,002 m ; ml = 0,002 m ; mi = 0,003 m; mV = 30
Calculate the height difference hAB and its error
3. Given: coordinates of point A (166,569 m ; 278,162 m)
The distance AB = 125,628 m
The bearing AB = 10003530
Calculate the coordinate of point B